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What would the coefficient of friction be if the frictional force was equal to the normal force? (Answer will be an number)

What would the coefficient of friction be if the frictional force was equal to the normal force? (Answer will be an number)
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What would the coefficient of friction be if the frictional force was equal to the normal force? (Answer will be an number)

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That coefficient is 1.00 .
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